Reviews

A Puny Fantasy Spectacle

Tom Cruise at his most bang-bang conventional

When sushi becomes art as much as it is food, the art of presenting it on film becomes transformative not only to the cuisine, but the people who make it.

John Carter piles on the impressive special effects, but those visuals can't mask its creaky, uninvolving storytelling.

It takes a lot of effort to morph charming actors like The Rock and Michael Caine into charmless idiots, but somehow, some way, Journey 2 does it.

Jack & Jill represents Adam Sandler's most aggressive assault on his audience's goodwill yet.

Charlotte Bronte's literary classic has been adapted many times over the years, but never with such craft.

Just Go With It is not good, but it's also not entirely bad.

It's more Jackass, which for fans, is a suitably great thing. On the flipside, it's just more Jackass, which may disappoint those who were hoping for more in the way of inspired and shocking gags.

Is there such a thing as an 80 minute film that is still too long? Hint: the answer is yes.

A Piece of Work is an essential character study for anyone interested in comedy, the rigors of show business, and/or Joan Rivers' storied, near-tragic career.

Queen Latifah is the sole reason to endure this generic and predictable romantic comedy.